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Federal security officers with rifles secure the White House Correspondents' Dinner ballroom at the Washington Hilton in Washington, DC, following a shooting incident near the event attended by journalists, government officials, and members of the media.

Inside the White House Correspondents’ Dinner

When gunshots rang out near the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Elliot Ackerman and his wife took cover beneath their table. What followed revealed just how exposed thousands of attendees had...

U.S. military service members seated in uniform during a public event, illustrating themes of military ethics, lawful orders, international law, and the responsibilities of troops during armed conflict.

Is Trump Asking Troops to Commit War Crimes?

Drawing on his experience as a Marine officer in Iraq, Elliot Ackerman explores whether threats to target civilian infrastructure in Iran could force service members to confront difficult legal and...

Crowds gather amid smoke and Iranian flags during a nighttime protest in Iran, illustrating themes of regime change, political unrest, and instability discussed in Elliot Ackerman's essay The Case Against the War.

The Case Against the War

Drawing on his experience as a Marine officer in Iraq, Elliot Ackerman examines the risks of regime change in Iran, the limits of military power, and the political consequences that...

Iranian naval forces conducting military exercises near the Strait of Hormuz amid rising regional tensions

Watching Future War Unfold

Elliot Ackerman examines Iran, future conflict, authoritarian alliances, and the geopolitical realities explored in 2034.

The ICE Shooter's Trauma Is No Defense

The ICE Shooter's Trauma Is No Defense

Following the fatal shooting of Renee Good, Elliot Ackerman examines the legal standard of objective reasonableness and argues that an officer's past trauma cannot redefine the rules governing the use...

A speaker addresses a seated audience during a discussion, illustrating themes of public speaking, storytelling, communication, and audience engagement explored in Elliot Ackerman's essay A Man Should Know: How to Speak from the Heart.

A Man Should Know: How to Speak from the Heart

In the final installment of A Man Should Know, Elliot Ackerman shares lessons on public speaking, storytelling, rehearsal, and why the most memorable remarks come from speaking honestly and from...

Venezuelan civilians gather near security forces during a public demonstration, with national flags visible as armored officers stand among a crowd in Caracas following political unrest and government tensions.

Trump Is Risking Another Forever War

In this Free Press essay, Elliot Ackerman reflects on the U.S. operation against Nicolás Maduro and warns that military success is often the easy part. Drawing on his experiences in...

Elliot Ackerman reads from an open book in a study, illustrating themes of reading, literature, lifelong learning, and the transformative power of books explored in A Man Should Know: How to Read.

A Man Should Know: How to Read

In this installment of A Man Should Know, Elliot Ackerman reflects on his journey as a reader, the value of classic books, and why the most meaningful reading experiences often...

A tailor measures and fits a young boy for a formal jacket, illustrating themes of menswear, tailoring, formal dress, and learning the traditions of dressing well discussed in Elliot Ackerman's essay A Man Should Know: How to Wear a Tuxedo.

A Man Should Know: How to Wear a Tuxedo

In this installment of A Man Should Know, Elliot Ackerman shares the lessons he learned about wearing a tuxedo, from bow ties and cuff links to the importance of dressing...

Guests gather around a candlelit dinner table during an elegant evening gathering, illustrating themes of hospitality, friendship, hosting, and creating meaningful experiences explored in Elliot Ackerman's essay A Man Should Know: How to Host.

A Man Should Know: How to Host

In this installment of A Man Should Know, Elliot Ackerman explores the art of hospitality, from hosting dinners and choosing venues to creating meaningful experiences that make guests feel welcome.

A person places an engagement ring on their partner's finger, illustrating themes of marriage, commitment, love, and the proposal process discussed in Elliot Ackerman's essay A Man Should Know: How to Propose.

A Man Should Know: How to Propose

In this installment of A Man Should Know, Elliot Ackerman explores the art of proposing, arguing that the most important part of a marriage proposal is not the spectacle but...

Passengers rest aboard a long-distance aircraft while a flight attendant assists travelers during an overnight journey, illustrating themes of air travel, comfort, and travel etiquette explored in Elliot Ackerman's essay A Man Should Know: How to Travel.

A Man Should Know: How to Travel

In this installment of A Man Should Know, Elliot Ackerman offers practical travel advice, from packing and airport etiquette to the more important question of when it is better to...

Pete Hegseth, U.S. Secretary of Defense, sits at a conference table in a dark suit and red checkered tie during an official government meeting, with military and departmental flags visible in the background.

Hegseth, the Law of War, and Fallujah

Drawing on his experience during the Second Battle of Fallujah, Elliot Ackerman explores the critical distinction between rules of engagement and the law of war. In this Free Press essay,...